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hi there! link to the artist's twitter here twitter.com/maegjuw

i've not used the N2 so can't say for sure, but from what I can recall from N2's reviews back when it came out, it is probably slightly worse than the N3. They both have the same thermal limitations of a folding phone after all and SD8+G1 does seem to be a bit more power hungry compared to the SD8G2.

🤣the price is indeed a bit... high... haha

sadly it's only between full screen aspect ratio, or a regular phone aspect ratio. So they're kinda locked between those 2 options. Also, this depends on whether the app itself supports scaling. some apps doesn't allow changing the size. there is a way to force scaling in developer mode, and some apps will scale fine but some wouldn't. 😅

@@axhng my friend and I noticed this when we tried a demo of this phone. It's a shame the Chinese foldable phones have superior hardware, but the overall software experience of Samsung seems to still be the best

@@james3980 i think it could be an intentional decision from OPPO so that when using the 4 finger gesture to zoom out, things will look a bit more uniform? Or maybe it's just easier for them to code if they make the apps fixed to these 2 sizes for their multitasking?😅but i think it would be nice if it can be freely resized too! I think they already have a pretty interesting and useful multitasking UI and hopefully they'll keep improving on it.

when you have 2 apps side by side, you can tap the gray bar in the middle between the 2 apps. there will be an option to change it to "Top-bottom split".

@@axhng okeyy thanks for the information 🙏🏻

hi, unfortunately i probably can't give a good gauge on this since i very rarely make voice calls. I only remember maybe taking 1 call while testing the phone, and it sounded fine to me and the caller was able to hear me just fine. but as to how it stacks up against other phones, i really can't say for sure. hopefully you'll be able to get an answer somewhere else. perhaps you could try asking on Oppo's subreddit or perhaps forums. cheers.

i haven't notice anything weird with the keyboard on the outer screen while using it, but then again I mostly used the phone with screen unfolded, so can't really comment too much on that. 😅

the Find N3 seems well received, so i think there's a good chance for a Find N4.

I think It really depends on personal needs in the end. I know quite a few ppl who don't use a tablet or computer at all, and only use 1 phone for pretty much everything. In such cases, I think they're likely to get the most use out of foldables. The multitasking will probably be down to something that's nice to have occasionally, but not something that ppl will use all the time. Most times, it's like you said, it's just a larger screen for consuming content on the go. Like while waiting at the clinic for a checkup, it's great to be able to unfold the screen, play some games on the larger screen. But for someone like myself who's sitting in front of a larger monitor all day already, I have zero need for the multitasking stuff on this phone 99% of the time, and just that larger screen alone wouldn't make it worth paying the premium. 🤣 But still, it's nice to have another form factor that ppl can choose from instead of just the regular slab.

Yeah I doubt it was intended for professional workflow in the first place lol idk about "flexing" but it's simply casually convenient and always worth mentioning, it's objectively an integral part of foldable's purpose.

I'm using the 8bitdo pro 2 controller in this case, though it's not complete support since there are some bugs I've noticed still like being unable to manually select ult in combat. Not an issue for auto battle though. Not sure about Xbox controller but I've heard it works too. My old PS4 controller isn't supported at all though.

unless there's specifically something you really want and are willing to pay extra for... like smaller crease, camera performance, design, multitasking, etc, probably not since you'll likely have to top up some money for the Find N3? 😅they are sort of from the same generation after all with the same processor. if there isn't anything you really dislike about the Z Fold 5, maybe just waiting to see what samsung will do next year with the z fold 6 would be more financially prudent haha

the hardware is identical as far as i know. software wise probably minor differences only. like maybe the icons/widgets design, the built-in apps might not be the same entirely. OxygenOS is based on ColorOS these days too anyway, and the software on the Find N3 looks very very similar to the one on my OnePlus 10R.